Golden Wheeler Big - Jump inPlaying swooping & soaring harmonica in the style of his mentor Little Walter, Wheeler presents a groovy traditional blues session w. his brother James gtr, Allen Batts pno, Bob Stroger bss + others.

The least unfamiliar of the three composers featured on the album is Emanuele Rincón d'Astorga (1680-1775)

this recording explores the great Austro-Germanic tradition and it's inheritance

The Circle - Metamorphosis - Composed By - Stanley Robertson

the dueling drumkits are more complex

which as the title suggests features lessons but also a long essay on European lute production

a new piece recorded at his studio in Belgium-a high-ceiling

' This is easily the best work from a true unheralded Canadian legend

And the finale pursues an unusual course

contredanses and soon that were all the rage at the time and led to the publication of John Playford's collection The English Dancing Master in 1651

but maintaining that unmistakable gift for melody and arrangements with Re-Orient's unique sound being as strong as ever

The latter song-appears on Promenade in a spare solo performance recorded in the artist's bedroom-showcases the intimate expressiveness of Thorpe's voice

Arias of great tonal beauty